While every PC has access to these utilities, the CPU temperature isn't always displayed. If you don't see it in yours, or you're not interested in following these steps to test whether it's there, ...

Condensation is a pesky consequence of winter. The cold weather outside clashes with the warm air indoors, causing moisture to form on windows, walls and mirrors. If not treated quickly, the build-up ...

It's that time of year - the nights are colder and many of us will wake up to see condensation on our windows in the morning. While condensation is irritating and not great to look at, it can also be ...

Persistent window condensation is one of the most common winter issues in UK homes. Here’s why it happens, what it means for ...

Temperatures are plummeting after a mild but wet and windy start to October and for many that signals the point when the heating goes on for the first time this autumn. The colder weather is often ...

The temperature needed to ward off damp might be lower than you think AS the weather turns colder and winter draws near, households are once again fearing the return of mould in their homes. You might ...

About a year ago, my computer started acting funny. It would freeze up, applications would randomly crash, and I even got a BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) or two. After a few hours of suffering through ...

Sometimes it can be lovely to keep the windows open and feel a cool breeze flowing through the air. But during the summer, often the air can feel hot and actually make things worse inside.

As the weather gets chillier and there's less ventilation inside, c ondensation often begins to form on the windows of your home. Aside from just being an annoyance, too much water build-up can be the ...